Kalencom Potette Plus 2-in-1 Travel Potty Trainer Seat Blue

I've been looking for a travel toilet like this for a while. I don't think my son will ever be able to use an adult-sized potty because he is still too small. In my mind, I was trying to avoid poisoning him because I was disgusted at the thought of him attempting to not fall through the I have used this potty so far on all the seats I have tried. When it is used as a standalone potty, it is quite low to the ground, but my toddler seems to not Besides being small enough to fit in my backpack diaper bag, I can take it anywhere. Moreover, I appreciate him being able to hold on to the "legs" instead of grasping at the public seat.

I use it with a toilet seat cover, and they go perfectly together.

Cairo Roberts

| Aug 21, 2020

As my daughter is small, I am not allowed to put her on the toilet seat, and this seat fits on every public toilet I have used it on and is foldable enough to fit in a gallon size zip lock bag (the bag will not seal, but the seat will). In addition to the zip lock, I use a wet bag to store the hand wipes and extra clothes. The seat fits in the big pocket and the hand wipes My first reaction was to be nervous that the fold-in legs would be too tight when I put her on it, but so far it has been fine, and we have used it repeatedly. The bird is one of our hiking buddies since it stands on its own, and we haven't tried to teach it to squat just Itemized data *br*br.

Giavanna Callahan

| Jan 22, 2021

Having misplaced two over the course of moving to new states and generally taking my kids out with me, I purchased three of these since I lost one. I am repurchasing this product because it is good Any seat that I have used in any bathroom that I have taken my kids into now fits in this travel potty. Boys and girls can use it, and because there is no forward or backward, you don't have to worry about orientation. There are two ways to use this seat fold it out so that it can be used on a toilet and act as a handle for the kids or stand it up and click it into place so it can serve as a stand-alone As I've used it, it folds up perfectly and is very stable on the toilet so that the kids won't slide off. I believe it is essential for the kids to feel comfortable enough to use The number of times I have used this in parking lots, parks, or by the side of the road during a road trip is uncountable. There's even a grippy rubberized part on the handles that makes it more stable when used as a standalone I like it very much. In spite of the fact that it is made of hard plastic, the kids seem to enjoy the colors and feel comfortable using it for some time. I have let my kids sit on it for up to 30 minutes, when necessary. Additionally, it can also be cleaned easily. Most of the time I just rinse it off when I can, and sometimes I wash it. There is also a fairly tough carry bag with drawstring on top of the pee-pee seat, and a few plastic bags that can be used after to catch whatever the kids may have soiled the potty with. As a fallback, you can use plastic bags that you can find at your local grocery store. I think it's a very good design. To be honest, I usually just put the potty seat on the grass or curb and make sure that the feet are pointing uphill from In spite of the seat being a bit thick, I never had a big problem packing it away First, I will have to clean out a few things a bit.

The only problem with this potty seat is that it doesn't have a homing device, so I cannot find my first two seat magnets. If I had access to that app, I'd pay for it. We wish you a happy pottying experience!.

Zechariah Wallace

| Nov 25, 2020

I was recommended this seat by other mothers and I will be eternally grateful for their recommendations. We have used this seat multiple times and it has always proved to be a life saver. In addition to England and Wales, it also travelled through Scotland. I have attended parties, festivals, and fireworks. Has performed its duties at the beach, in the car, on the plane, in public restrooms, in private bathrooms, at the pool, at the playground, at the zoo. What you want, you've got A great benefit of using it either as a stand-alone potty or as a toddler seat on a regular toilet is how easy it is to use. Every time we have needed to use it fast, we have pulled it out, set it up, packed it back up, and been back within minutes. Our son is 3 years old and pretty big for his age (42 lbs. The tallest member of the family is 41 inches high). There is a short leg room in it, but he does not have any trouble His weight is easily absorbed by the bag and he fits well in it. As an "at home" child carrier it wouldn't be a good choice because it wasn't built for that kind of use and it's not as comfortable as my Bjorn, but when we're on the go, it does the trick. We don't mind the fact that there is no cover that is big enough for little boys since he knows he has to hold himself down to avoid spills. What have we found to be the most challenging aspect of this Instead of Potette liners we use plastic grocery bags with outgrown diapers inside as absorbents - we have had good results. From now on, we will not do that. It is important to be aware of the hole in the bag because everything will leak if you miss it. In the past several years, we found out the hard way several times so we are going back to using As far as everything else goes, it works great. There is no need for a separate bag for this item. It is small enough to fit in a backpack, diaper bag, or large My kids and I are the kind of moms who magically pull the potty out of purses at soccer in the public park when one of them needs to go now, the public toilet is too far away and people frown upon kids (Though most mothers have these seats too now. Potettes are being packed by all of us. Oh my goodness. It's helped our little guy learn to potty train as well as saved me from having to wash all the extra clothes caused by accidents that would have occurred if we wouldn't have had this little invention. Follow these tips Ensure the legs of the seat are firmly locked in place when you use it as a stand-alone seat. As soon as it is properly locked in, the seat is very solid. If you're going on a long trip, you should set up the seat in the car ahead of time. For your little ones to be able to use the car seat, make sure it is already set up before pulling over. A sanitary container is seen for public restrooms in the Summer Infant Keep Me Clean Disposable Potty cover. By protecting both your child and the Potette from coming into contact with any part of the public seat, they definitely contribute to reducing the "ick" factor. The device is small enough for you to carry it everywhere. It's so easy to take. I made it easy for you. Although I have always been teased about grabbing it when we go out, they are always grateful I have it at the end.

Lexie Weeks

| Aug 15, 2020